To: All DCSD Parents and Guardians
From: Mrs. Ramona Tyson, Superintendent
Subject: Class of 2020 Graduation Ceremonies
Date: May 8, 2020
On April 14, 2020, the District published the End of Year Guide for Students and Families that disclosed the two graduation ceremony options being considered in light of the executive order to shelter in place. … Read More »
This week Gov. Brian Kemp urged all Georgians to schedule an appointment for coronavirus screening regardless of whether they have symptoms, as the state continues to expand testing for the disease. Testing is by appointment at sites run by public health officials.
Anyone wanting testing needs to contact the DeKalb County Board of Health’s COVID-19 Call Center to be scheduled.… Read More »
Thank you so much to everyone who donated to our neighborhood fundraiser to feed the frontline health workers! We just wanted to provide an update on what we were able to accomplish.
On Wednesday, May 6, the COVID ICU staff at Emory St. Joseph’s hospital was treated to Press Blend Squeeze wrap sandwiches, chips, and juices.… Read More »
Saturday, May 9th at 8pm EST Off Their Plate (OTP), a grassroots movement providing economic relief to restaurant employees and nutritious meals to frontline healthcare workers, is hosting a virtual prom for highschool students. All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to support OTP’s efforts (#PromtoPlate).
Inspired by a group of high-schoolers in Boston who donated their prom money to support Off Their Plate, this prom celebrates them, and all the high schoolers who are helping support their communities during this time.… Read More »
By Audra H. Anders for The Aha! Connection
One of my college besties and I recently sheltered away together for a few days. It’s so funny to me how every time I go away for time with any gal pals, we all end up learning interesting take-away tidbits! Following are a few items that Carolyn and I took away from the weekend:
I read this book in one day. I’ve never even heard of the author, Margaret Lukas, as this is only her second novel. A friend recommended it and it is free with Kindle Unlimited.
The setting is rural Nebraska, in the late 1890s. 17-year-old newlywed Effie and 11-year-old orphaned Bridget must struggle to endure their evil husband/father Reverend Jackdaw at a time when women and children had few rights, and society looked upon domestic abuse as a private family matter. … Read More »
We wanted to give a special shout out to our youth and seniors specifically for a wonderful Youth Sunday/Senior Recognition online worship service on May 3rd! All of our youth did a beautiful job and we are so thankful for all of them!
In case you hear of anyone in need:
Atlanta Specialized Care is providing a limited number of scholarships covering 100% of individual treatment costs for front line workers whose mental health has been impacted by their service during COVID-19. They have offices in Dunwoody and Alpharetta. Interested parties should contact Tatiana Matthews tmatthews@atlantaspecializedcare.com
Tatiana Matthews MS, LPC, CRC
Atlanta Specialized Care
www.atlantaspecializedcare.com… Read More »
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PlanIt Travel Talk was created by PlanIt Itineraries
Check us out at www.planititineraries.com… Read More »
Repost from her mother’s Facebook page:
Every night, Julia’s little sister curls up with the unicorn ballerina her big sister, Julia Mann, gave her as she waits for her big sister to come home. She’s named the unicorn “Julia” for her sister and often brings one of her dolls she has named “Julia” to the dinner table to eat with us.… Read More »
An aerial salute is coming this weekend for the all the frontline heroes in the fight against the coronavirus.
The Air Force Thunderbirds and Navy Blue Angels will fly over metro Atlanta, putting on a show to pay tribute to those keeping us safe.
With all the cycling going on during Coronacation, it’s quite likely your bike may need some minor tune-ups or repairs. If that’s the case, shoot me a text or give me a call and I’ll come take a look at your bike.
Bike Repair Costs
Tune-up ($15)
**Includes all the following**
◦ Inflate Tires
◦ Minor adjustments
◦ Clean chain
◦ Check chain
◦ Check brake pads
◦ Check derailleur
◦ Straighten steering
◦ Wipe down
Basic Work ($20)
**Includes ONE of the following**
◦ Change tube/tire
◦ Brake adjustments
◦ Gear cleaning
◦ Accessory installation
◦ Pedal Replacement
Intermediate Work ($60)
**Includes ONE of the following**
◦ Brake pad replacement
◦ Derailleur adjustment
◦ Chain replacement
◦ Bottom Bracket Replacement
Advanced Work ($100)
**Includes ONE of the following**
◦ Brake system replacement
◦ Derailleur replacement
◦ Gear replacement
**part costs not included**… Read More »
Liam Harris
770-756-5780
Since receiving your Dunwoody Deed there are a few things you can do.… Read More »
By Lisa Parks
The majority of independent, assisted, and memory care communities have established strict no visitor policies during the COVID-19 pandemic, with end-of-life compassion visitation as the rare exception, leaving many families to weigh the decision whether to bring mom or dad temporarily home. Companion care can help address these changes during the COVID-19 crisis.… Read More »
